Your support allows you to create a meaningful relationship with them. As a sponsor, you communicate love and encouragement through letters, photos, packages, and even visits! When you sponsor, every dollar goes directly to meeting your sponsored child's needs.
Sponsorship Shares Explained
Due to the increased cost of living in Uganda, it now costs more than $35 a month to meet all the needs of one child; that's why we introduced sponsorship shares. SPONSORSHIP SHARES enable multiple sponsors to share the total cost of taking care of one child.
Realizing that not every sponsor will have the ability to meet the required total monthly cost of taking care of one child, it’s the reason why we introduced Sponsorship Shares. As a sponsor, you have the option of taking up all the SHARES of one child if you so choose. Depending on the academic level of the child, the number of SHARES will differ since the costs vary.
I live with my parents and siblings in Malindi, Buikwe district, Eastern Uganda. My parents grow a few crops for food but they are forced to sell a portion t...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
Losing her father at a very tender age doesn’t prevent Faith from wearing a smile all the time. He was involved in a car accident which killed hi...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
I live with my father and siblings in a small village of Malindi in Eastern Uganda. Mother left us 3 years ago to go look for a job in the city but she has n...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
My parents separated when I was 4 months old. I live with my aunt and 3 cousins. My aunt’s husband separated from her. My aunt struggles to provide for...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
Florence is the fourth born in the family of six children, two boys, and four girls. They live with their parents who are unemployed and struggle to provide ...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
Francis is born in a family of two girls and one boy. At the age of one year, Francis’ father passed away and he is now living with his mother and his ...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
I live with my paternal aunt and her husband in a small village of Kitongo in Western Uganda. I lost both my parents at a young age. My aunt takes care...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
I live with my brother, mother and grandparents in Malindi, Buikwe District in Eastern Uganda. My parents separated in 2014. Mother sometimes takes us to liv...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
Frank is the second born of 6 boys and 3 girls. His parents separated because his father is a drunkard and his mother left the children under the...
|
0 of 6 Shares Sponsored
|
I live with my parents and siblings. My parents are very poor and my father has an infection with his eyes which sometimes hinders him from doing work....
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
My father got a mental breakdown and can’t do anything to support the family. My mother struggles to pay house rent, treat my father, and take ca...
|
0 of 5 Shares Sponsored
|
Fred is the first born of the three children in his family having one sister and one brother. He lost his mother in 2007 and this affected him so much but the father who is a carpenter recently ...
|
0 of 6 Shares Sponsored
|
© 2016 Imani Milele Children. Powered by 